Sentence examples for military basis from inspiring English sources
The phrase "military basis" is not correct; it should be "military base." You can use "military base" to refer to a location where military personnel are stationed or where military operations are conducted
Example: "The soldiers were deployed to a military base overseas."
But they would establish a new framework to ensure that any such action had a proper legal and military basis.
Rebecca Johnson heard "a whole generation of women" speaking out to "question the military basis of security".
Clarke's stature and impact was probably greater than he could have imagined at that time: it has certainly been far greater than that accorded by popular acclaim, for he was highly and, sometimes, effectively critical of the limitations and military basis of the world's major space programmes.
The fall of Nero (ad 68) and the extinction of the Julio-Claudian dynasty had been followed by a war of succession that revealed the military basis of the principate and the weakness of the tie connecting the emperor with Rome.
The military basis of provincial administration remained: the governor (as he is called) was in Roman eyes a commander with absolute and unappealable powers over all except Roman citizens, within the limits of the territory (his provincia) assigned to him (normally) by the Senate.
Less than 10% of all child care centers in the United States are accredited (National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies, 2007; the exception being centers on U.S military basis where all centers are required to be accredited or to be moving toward accreditation).
He established the organization on a semi-military basis which has since been adopted by other states.
This must be pursued on a genuinely shared military and economic basis, without caveats regarding military participation or evasions regarding financial assistance for Afghanistan and Pakistan.
A spokesman for General McCaffrey, Robert Weiner, said today that denying aid to the military on the basis of its past performance would ensure defeat.
Evidence used to convict asylum seeker Sayed Abdellatif in an Egyptian military court – the basis for his indefinite detention in Australia – was obtained by torture, court documents state.
But in Congress, Senator McCain is threatening to block a repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" (DADT) law which allows gay people to be excluded from the military on the basis of their sexuality.
